Monthly Archives: February 2016

I have recklessly forgotten Your glory, O Father; and among sinners I have scattered the riches which You had given me. Therefore, I cry to You like the Prodigal: “I have sinned before You, O compassionate Father; receive me a penitent … Continue reading →

The approach of Jesus to Zaccheus and to all such persons in the New Testament gives birth to a distinctively Eastern Orthodox understanding of the relationship between God and humanity.  Peter Berger, the eminent Lutheran theologian and sociologist, puts it … Continue reading →

When men consecrate their first and earliest thoughts as their divine offerings, what are they doing indeed but rendering their firstfruits of their produce through the High Priest, Jesus Christ for the enjoyment if this life and a figure of … Continue reading →